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  • Congratulations to Professor Rachel Ablow
    2/9/24
    Congratulations to Professor Rachel Ablow, who has been awarded Research Funding in the Arts and Humanities from the UB Office of the Vice Provost of Research and Economic Development and Humanities Institute for 2024-2025! This funding will support her research in the British Library for a new project on disagreement and persuasion in 19th-century literature and culture.
  • Susan Eilenberg
    1/25/24
    Congratulations to Professor Susan Eilenberg, whose essay on Keats, “Hooted from The Stage,” is now out in the current issue (25 January) of the London Review of Books
  • Congratulations to Associate Professor Dave Alff
    1/5/24
    Congratulations to Associate Professor Dave Alff, whose forthcoming book The Northeast Corridor: The Trains, The People, The History, The Region is now available for preorder! https://press.uchicago.edu/.../chicago/N/bo212886389.html
  • Congratulations to Assistant Professor Nicole Morris Johnson
    1/4/24
    Congratulations to Assistant Professor Nicole Morris Johnson, who has been awarded a Dr. Nuala McGann Drescher Leave for spring 2024 to continue working on her book project, "The Souths in Her: Black Women's Poetics Beyond the Womb Abyss!"
  • Lawrence Mullen
    12/6/23
    Congratulations Lawrence Mullen, whose article titled, "The Ecogothic in Mosses from an Old Manse: Cultivating (Poisonous) Gardens at the Old Manse," has been published in the Nathaniel Hathorne Review (vol. 49, issue 1).
  • Joseph Conte
    11/15/23
    Professor Joseph Conte's chapter "Signs: Print, Image, and Digital Media in DeLillo" is included in Don DeLillo in Context, edited by Jesse Kavadlo and published by Cambridge University Press.
  • Tanya Shilina-Conte
    11/15/23
    Professor Tanya Shilina-Conte's article, “Folds to Black or White,” has just been published in the journal . Congratulations! To read more, visit https://mediacommons.org/imr/content/folds-black-or-white
  • Joseph Conte
    11/14/23
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  • Jay Barber
    11/2/23
    Jay Barber, director of the Journalism Program, has been awarded a University at Buffalo Civic Engagement Research Fund Grant, which supports research that advances community-based research and scholarship. The grant will be used for an interdisciplinary research project designed and implemented by Jay Barber (UB Department of English), Naomi Thompson (University at Buffalo Graduate School of Education) and Gabrielle Graham (Buffalo Museum of Science Community Engagement Manager). The project will run a science-focused creative writing workshop for high school students to investigate how creative writing connects science to students' everyday lives. Congratulations!